Furniture Repository uses profits plea in London listing
An 1800s advertisement from Silas Mollatt and Co promotes their No. 375 Strand furniture repository near Exeter Hall. It touts affordable, well seasoned, fashionable furniture, viewing in family rooms, and urges high social standing with economy. It mentions medical journals and a dental claim section alongside an array of products and services.
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Thomas Barnes
Second Edition Contends Over Rights and Reform
The piece denounces the leaders who frustrate public requests and threaten liberties. It questions their reform claims and warns that continuing opposition risks crowns and constitutional stability, urging confidence in honest governance and accountability amid political strife.
Reform Meeting at Guildhall Backs Peaceful Supremacy
A London reform gathering denounced the aristocracy and urged the King to recall trusted ministers. Speakers urged withholding supplies, urged a peaceable but firm pursuit of reform, and praised the Lord Mayor for lawful leadership. Birmingham deputies arrived to join the demonstration, and resolutions calling for restraint and action passed amid cheers.
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Westminster Meeting This Day Declares for Reform
Collected remarks from Sir Francis Burdett and supporters at Westminster proclaiming unwavering support for Earl Grey and Reform. Speakers denounce ministers, urge continuing pressure, and call for a Petition to the House of Commons to enforce a decisive Reform Bill.
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Manchester Petition Sparks Debate in House of Commons
Mr Hume reports a petition from Tower Hamlets Small PEE Bare urging education reforms in Ireland. Lord Berington says petitioners are responsible but misaligned with the majority. Mr John Wood presents a Manchester petition demanding no further subsidies, noting public meetings and hostile reactions as cheers echo in the chamber.
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